Mia Asano Brings Myth, Metal, and Movie Themes to Worcester’s Palladium
On a rainy Thursday night in Worcester, Mia Asano had the upstairs room at Worcester’s Palladium packed. The violinist may have built her audience online, but in person her music feels built for a stage. The relatively small venue filled quickly, and the show carried the energy of a hometown performance.
The 5 Things I Learned in My First Full Year of Concert Photography
One year. Roughly 100 artists. Countless late nights. More ringing ears than I’d like to admit.
When I started shooting concerts, I thought it was mostly about access. Getting approved, getting in the pit, getting the shot. What I’ve learned is that it’s way more about perspective. On the music. On the craft. And most importantly, on yourself.
Beartooth unleash new single “Free” and hit the road with Bad Omens
Beartooth are officially back and they did not come quietly. The Ohio rock outfit has released their new single “Free,” a massive, emotionally charged track that signals the beginning of a new chapter for the band following their signing to Fearless Records.
The Strumbellas turn The Wilbur into a full-blown hootenanny on night one of tour
The Strumbellas launch their Into Dust tour at The Wilbur in Boston with high-energy anthems, new EP cuts, and a crowd-rousing “Spirits.”
